Amy Winehouse Fanclub
I designed a modern web page and blog for Amy's fanclub
This project explored a proposed landing page and blog for the largest Amy Winehouse fan club in Brazil. The work focused on early-stage concept development, following a small number of alignment sessions to define scope and direction.
As the project remained at a proposal stage, the timeline was intentionally short and centered on design thinking, low-fidelity prototyping, and rapid exploration. Although the project did not move forward to full development, it resulted in a set of elegant, usability-focused page concepts.
I led the UI design, visual identity, interactive prototyping, and content definition for the blog experience. My work also included concept definition, ideation, and support for early usability studies.
What makes us follow an artist so deeply?
Once the research insights were synthesized, we moved into ideation and began sketching the wireframes and sitemap. This phase focused on defining a clear user flow that supports storytelling while keeping navigation intuitive and lightweight.
While designing the UI wireframes and components, it became clear that micro-interactions would play a key role in how users experience the content. I explored different transition patterns to reinforce interaction and continuity, testing how motion could support both navigation and storytelling.
Two interactions are highlighted here: selecting and playing a song, and navigating through the artist’s biography. In both cases, motion was used to provide feedback, guide attention, and make the experience feel responsive and engaging rather than static.
Music floating button
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